COMMAND OF THE SEA.
TOE DANGER TO BRITAIN. Prese Association—By. Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, September 10. (Received Kept. 10; at 9.14 p.m.) The Spectator, in commenting on the contention put forward by Mr W. H. Wilson (editor of the Navy • Liable Journal) iir an article published in the National Review and staling tliat il Britain dots not supplement her immediate filiip-building programme by 1908 she will have lost command of the sea to Germany owing to tho superiority of tho latter in Dreadnought?, urges the Government to appoint a select committee, of experts to report as to what tho British programme ought to be in order to retain command of the sea against cither a single Power or u group of Powers. *
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 13695, 11 September 1906, Page 5
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